= farcy, n. 1.

an equine disease characterized by chronic nasal discharge, spec. glanders (cf. mortechien, n.).

A disease of animals, esp. of horses, closely allied to glanders.

A disease of horses, characterized by inflammation and swelling of the glands of the throat. †Also rarely, a similar disease in human beings, a…

? Corrupted form of strangullion, n.

With plural and singular agreement. Hard swellings of the submaxillary glands of a horse; the presence of these regarded as a specific morbid…

plural (construed as singular)(the) glanders: a contagious disease in horses, the chief symptoms of which are swellings beneath the jaw and…

= vives, n.

A swelling of the parotid glands in horses; the strangles; called also vives, n.

A disease in horses and other animals, characterized by inflamed swellings in the throat: = strangullion, n. 1. Obsolete.

The spine, backbone, or vertebral column; more loosely ‘the part of the back in which the spine is found’ (Johnson). archaic and technical.

= strangles, n. Obsolete.

= avives, n.

cf. sense 5: chine-evil, chine-gall, chine-glanders.

cf. sense 5: chine-evil, chine-gall, chine-glanders.

cf. sense 5: chine-evil, chine-gall, chine-glanders.

The equine disease glanders (see glander, n. 2).

a disease of horses attributed to grazing in damp pastures, and said to be characterized by swelling under the belly and jaws (not identified); cf. f…

The line of fracture marking the intersection of a coal seam and a fault; a deposit of earthy or fragmentary material following this line.